Projects and Clients - Collison Associates

We have worked for commercial, government & academic clients including:

John Innes Centre
InCrops Project / Adapt Group Ltd
British Beet Research Organisation (BBRO)
AgriTech East
NIAB
Agricultural and Horticultural Development Board (AHDB)
Home Grown Cereals Authority (HGCA)
National Farmers Union (NFU)
Agricompas
Anglia Farmers
Anglian Water
Honingham Thorpe Farms
Ashlyns Organics
British Sugar
PS and JE Ward Ltd
Pensthorpe Natural Park
Traineast Ltd
AW Alston
Rezatec Ltd
SmithsonHill
EU Commission
The Genome Analysis Centre (for BBSRC)
HEFCE
The Home Office
DEFRA
BIS
BEIS
DECC
BBSRC
Norfolk County Council
Kent County Council
West Lindsey District Council
South Holland District Council
Government Offices in the East and South East of England
The Welsh Government
East of England Rural Forum
Essex Rural Community Council
EEDA, EMDA, SEEDA, SWRDA and the RDA national rural group
Countryside Agency
New Anglia LEP
Greater Lincolnshire LEP
Royal Norfolk Agricultural Association (RNAA)
Royal Agricultural Society of England (RASE)
Innovation for Agriculture (IfA)
ZLTO (Netherlands)
University of Lincoln
UEA
Royal Agricultural University (RAU)
Easton and Otley College
CCA Landskills
Great Yarmouth College
Oaklands College
SE Land based Colleges
Rural Action East
Abberton Rural Training
UK Rural Skills
Anglia Ruskin University
Institute for Manufacturing (IfM)

Case Studies

Data Driven Decisions for Dairy Farmers – First Meeting 31st March 2016

4D4F – Data Driven Dairy Decisions for Farmers, a Horizon 2020 project led by Innovation for Agriculture (IfA) has been approved by the EU Commission. The project which Collison and Associates authored on behalf of IfA is designed to collate and disseminate best practice in the use of data from sensors in the dairy sector. The project will start in Spring 2016 and is scheduled to run for 3 years.

Edge Apprenticeships

Edge Apprenticeships is a partnership project which we have helped to develop and launch. The result of a meeting held by New Anglia LEP FFREB sub group in spring 2012 chaired by Martin, the project is designed to help find the next generation of skilled technicians and junior managers in agriculture.